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Oregon will see continued slow growth, according to a University of Oregon index.

From February to March, not much changed in the index. But looking further back, to six months ago, the index has risen at an annualized rate of 3.6 percent, which suggests continued, slow growth in Oregon for the rest of the year, said economist Tim Duy, author of the index.

Consumer sentiment was one of the few indicators that has steadily gained strength since late last year, Duy said.